Sentence examples for giving distorted from inspiring English sources

These conclusions are in contrast to Pérez-Enciso [ 30], who found that a depth of 4 was too low, giving distorted GRMs.

Hence, by characterizing the statistical properties of a given distorted image one can identify the distortion and its strength in the distorted image.

By establishing his credibility with real secrets, Mr. Cassidy was then in a position to give distorted information to the Soviets.

It's rare to hear anything but complaints about mail being lost or carriers being discourteous, but the mail is one of those things to which we give distorted attention.

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Whereby copper particles that give distorted decahedra are apt to form helical fibers, trigonal bi-pyramidal particles give linear fibers.

Because of the intramolecular hydrogen bonding, hydroxyphenyl group is planar to the central imidazole ring, while the other phenyl rings gave distorted conformations to the central heterocyclic ring.

Problems with these methods are that the convective moisture resistance in membrane boundary layers is seldom taken into account, and the distributed nature of moisture emissions on membrane surface and air concentration above it often give distorted results.

Too large a neighbourhood size would, on the other hand, not detect small movements that are actually reassortment driven and may give distorted results when the immediate surroundings are sparsely sampled.

But anyone who has even peeled back one layer of this onion knows the CBO was boxed in to giving a distorted picture.

That may seem fanciful, given how distorted the public discussion has become.